Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

From our observations, it appears that hydronic (water-based) underfloor heating systems offer greater cost-efficiency over time. While electric underfloor heating systems may be cheaper to install at the outset, they tend to be less economical as time goes on. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

The running costs of underfloor heating depend on various elements such as the heating system chosen, the dimensions of the area to be heated, and how often the system is used. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for a bespoke estimate that meets your unique requirements. For a more detailed explanationa, read the full article

Underfloor heating allows for a wide range of floor finishes. Tile and stone, in particular, are highly recommended because of their superior thermal conductivity. These materials are effective at evenly spreading heat, ensuring a consistently warm environment. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

From our expertise, floor coverings that do not exceed 20mm in thickness are observed to be most efficient for underfloor heating systems. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

The installation cost for underfloor heating is influenced by several aspects, including the area size, system type, and particular needs. Please reach out to us for a tailored estimate. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

The installation cost for underfloor heating is influenced by several aspects, including the area size, system type, and particular needs. Please reach out to us for a tailored estimate. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

The minimum screed thickness required for underfloor heating generally falls between 50mm and 65mm, with 45mm being the absolute minimum. However, this can differ depending on the specific system and the guidelines provided by the manufacturer. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

It is usually advised to allow a curing period of 14 to 28 days before activating your underfloor heating system post-screeding. For self-leveling screeds, a waiting time of around two weeks is suggested. In contrast, for liquid concrete screeds with a thickness of up to 50mm, a longer waiting time of about seven weeks is often recommended before the underfloor heating system is used. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

Our services extend across all of Central Scotland, Greater Scotland, and the surrounding regions. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

Should your water underfloor heating system experience a leak, immediate action is essential to mitigate potential damage. Symptoms such as a drop in pressure or reduced heating efficiency often signal a leakage. Our skilled team is equipped to swiftly identify and fix any leaks, restoring your system to its peak performance swiftly. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

Indeed, particularly throughout the colder seasons, it is beneficial to keep your underfloor heating operational throughout the day. This approach enhances heating efficiency and accelerates the process of achieving a comfortable temperature, which may result in savings over time. For a more detailed explanation, read the full article

We collaborate with a wide array of esteemed brands known for their underfloor heating systems, ensuring that we cater to a variety of needs and preferences. To choose the brand that best aligns with your specific requirements, we recommend consulting with a professional underfloor heating installer. Our partnerships include top brands such as Nu-Heat, Warm Up, Heat-Matt, Devireg, Uponor, Thermo floor, Ebeco, Invisible Heating, Florad, Floor Heating, Enerfoil, Ecohome, Allbrite, Thermo, Taconova, and Roben, among others.

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